Tanlas Digestive Tonic Promises Health and Appetite Recovery
An advertisement claims Tanlas digestive tonic restores appetite and strength for those weak or run down. It cites Mrs. Fred Westin of 887 E 87th and describes relief from indigestion pains dizziness and nausea. The ad emphasizes natural ingredients roots and herbs and offers a money back guarantee.
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Tanlas
Fred Westin
Paul
Us&s
Cent of Agriculture
County
Agenta
Money Back
Meistoponkk
Squilfex
No Inferiority Complex About Daniel Webster
An excerpt discusses Daniel Webster’s self-perception and public persona. It notes his rise from a Dartmouth youth to a grand oratorical figure, his eye for attire, and his formal control of deathbed moments, with reflections from Claude Moore Fuess and Robert Wors Lovett in the New Republic.
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Daniel Webster
Daniel
Webster
Lmerson
Harret
Dente
Robert Worse Lovelt
The
New Republic
Turkeys Raised in Confinement with Planned Range Use
The Missouri College of Agriculture outlines a restricted range plan for successful confinement rearing of turkeys. It recommends a brooder range and a rearing range with fresh ground every two weeks, a one acre per 100 poults roosting shelter, and careful site selection to avoid blackhead and drainage from poultry yards.
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Lt L. Kempster
Missouri
College ‘of Agriculture
Leading Causes of Damp Litter in Poultry Houses
The article explains damp litter stems from watering equipment and drinking dishes. Check watering arrangements first as leaks or overturned cups spread water, and birds’ beaks drop water on the floor. Ensure fountains are well placed and not dripping to reduce damp litter.
Increasing Demand for Capons of Good Quality
Increasing demand for capons grows as market appreciates their tender flesh and placid temperament. A capon is an unsexed cockerel from which reproductive organs are removed before full development, making the bird fry faster and giving flesh the tenderness of young chickens.
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Wien
Dim light aids brooder house for chicks in Ohio tests
The Ohio experiment station reports satisfactory results with dim signals in broader brooders. A 16 to 25 watt lamp suffices for 200 to 300 chicks, usable where electric light is unavailable via a kerosene lantern. The light helps chicks move at night, though feed and water use rises.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Watch breeders stress quality of breeding stock for poultry
The article urges breeders at the New Jersey agricultural experiment station to avoid weak parents as they caution poultry producers to select healthy breeding stock. It notes male birds should be active and alert with good body weight to ensure strong offspring.
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Ffiatt
New Jersey
Tlon Poleia
Fle
Young fascists drill in Italy's Opera Nazionale Balilla
The article describes weekly drill by thousands of youths in olive green uniforms across Italian towns. Balilla, Avanguardisti, and other branches train from ages eight to eighteen, emphasizing moral, physical, and military education as part of fascist state development.
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Italy
Opera Nazionale Ballila
Pallilags
Rome
Ralitta
Tlecole
Cidyanelinia
Giovanni Glariati
Fascist Party
Areag
Balilla
Avanguard
Mecole
Glovace Italia
Salilla
Locomotive Seized in Payment of Fines
A Frisco locomotive was attached at Walnut Ridge Arkansas by the sheriff to obtain payment of fines assessed against the line to the court. The fines, totaling $5000, were reaffirmed by the United States Supreme Court, and when the company refused payment the sheriff seized a fast locomotive.
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Walnut Ridse Ark
S. Warser
Chiult Court
United States Supreme Court
Diamonds big help in industries
A National Geographic bulletin notes diamonds hold a sizable share of US wealth, with more than half a million carats valued over a million dollars entering the country. It explains industrial uses from bearings and drills to windows and laboratory equipment, and highlights Africa as the main source, especially South Africa, with other producers including Rhodesia, Tanganyika, and Brazil.
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Washington
United States
I¢ Kational Geographic Society
Bulletin
Africa
South Africa
Bet
Sene
Rhodesia
Tanganyika
Angola
Belgian Congo
Guld Coast
India
South
South America
Corneo
Autralia
Tasmania
Siberia
Ural Mountains
Rusala
Lapland
North America
Russia Expands Radio Propaganda Effort Across Soviet
A Soviet propaganda overview describes massive radio expansion from Moscow with hundreds of stations, millions of receivers, and broad reach into every village, aiming to shape public opinion and support for the Third Internationale. It notes broadcasts of court trials and state messaging to the populace.
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Moscow
Russia
Voscontral
White Canes to Aid Blind in Rochester
Rochester residents will receive white canes to aid navigation. The police department will patrol and assist cane users, and residents are asked to help if a blind person needs direction. Rochester, second only to New York City in blind population within the state, authorities say.
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Rochester
Police Department
New York City
Costs of Operating a Radio Station in the Early Era
The text outlines high startup and ongoing costs for radio stations. Installing transmitters up to 1000 watts costs 5000 to 40000 dollars. Annual rent for studios runs 15000 to 6000? dollars. Big stations require 750000 to 1000000 dollars for investments and 10000 to 15000 dollars for pickup equipment. Line charges tallied at 3000 to 12000 dollars yearly. Electricity is about 15000 dollars annually with additional incidental expenses around 13000 dollars. Microphones priced at 75 dollars each.
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Rana
Trena
Autometic Consumers Urge Machines to Consume
A fragment from Dathinder Magazine shows a dialogue where Autometic Consumers demand machine production and consumption. Mrs Snapper and Mr Snapper debate pacing and tone as they discuss motivation and restraint.
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Snapper
Mr Snapper
Dathinder Magazine
Signature Clue Points to Fletcher Nameplate
Readers seek the Chas. 1. Fletcher signature associated with the pame plate. The note hints at a historic maker and an engraved nameplate linked to Charles Fletcher. Further authentication remains pending.
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Chas
Fletcher
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